Sentence examples for formidable threats from inspiring English sources

The monarchy is a striking example of a traditional pillar of power that, faced with occasionally formidable threats, has had to adapt to survive.

Its arsenal is said to have included large amounts of nutrient media, botulinum toxin and anthrax cultures, besides drone aircraft equipped with spray tanks.Dr Henderson says that two familiar microbes, smallpox and anthrax, are the most formidable threats.

So many of the formidable threats millions of poor children of all races, but especially black children, face today are actually dangerous steps backwards.

The historian Meng Sen (1868 1938), who compiled, edited, and commented on texts dealing with the Ming and Qing eras, stressed that Tianshun was an incompetent ruler for having allowed Shi Heng and Cao Jixiang to develop into formidable threats to central rule.

But just as the progress of the first Reconstruction was followed by decades of retrenchment and reversal, many of the formidable threats millions of poor children and families of all races but especially children of color face today are very dangerous steps backwards.

Overall, plastic and genetic variation in amphibians and reptiles could buffer some of the formidable threats from climate change, but large uncertainties remain owing to limited data.

But they hardly amount to a formidable threat.

But portable missiles remain a formidable threat to commercial aviation.

The rise of antimicrobial resistance is another formidable threat.

This, plus its increased speed, makes the nuclear submarine a formidable threat.

Still, Prater's skill provides a formidable threat that could greatly aid Northwestern's passing attack.